Farewell for Miss Knight and social notices
Mrs. Joseph M. Carey hosted a dinner dance at the executive mansion in honor of Miss Dorothy Knight who departs Wednesday for Denver for several months with her sister. The table featured pink decorations and sweet peas as guests danced and enjoyed the menu. Friends note Miss Knight will return at Christmas and be Mrs. Carey’s guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Carey
Executive Mansion
Dorothy Knight
Denver
J. T. Orr
Elise Morris
Stephen Morris
Philadelphia
Cheyenne
Mrs. Morris
C. D. Carey
Emily
Evelyn
Constance Jones
Miss Morris
Hicks
Rodgers, Collins and Engle
Cav
Ruth Bretsch
Lena Brooks
Casper
Ruth Jensen
Melissa
Evelyn Jensen
Laramie
Lena
Mies Jensen
Verna Vollack
M. J. Vollack
Mrs Greaton’s Awful Experience Praises Pinkham Remedy
Natick Massachusetts woman Marion Sweet Greaton writes of severe change of life symptoms including sleeplessness chills and nervousness. After doctors warned of a tumor she claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored her health and urges others to seek the remedy. The letter promises confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Netick
Mass
Lydia B. Pinkham
Marion Sweet Greaton
Jefferson St
Natick
Lydia B
Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Fort Russell Social Life Amid Army Departures
Gloom settles at Fort Russell as signal corps and cavalry depart South. Rumors swirl and post gaiety fades while guests depart. Miss Goodell leaves Chicago for home, Lt Raborg heads to Fort Riley with his regiment, and Cavalry Card club is abandoned. Mr Blunt travels from Oregon to New York to enter college after Cheyenne visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Army Mfe
Signal Corps
Cavalry
Eccleston Blunt
Mra, Blunt
Fort Nussell
Stull
Oregon
New York
Blunt
Cheyenne
Stanhope
Jane Thompson
Visiting List notes many Cheyenne and Pueblo travels
Mrs McCreery named executrix of her father’s estate in the will. Families visit, move and study plans unfold from Pueblo to Cheyenne and Laramie. Several residents depart for Chicago, Denver, Portland and other locales. hospital and illness updates accompany the routine social news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Guy McCreery
Pueblo
Laet
Thoreday
Cheyenne
Rees Williams
McCreery
Cheyene
Pallaade
Cole
Beauty Aids at Low Cost
An article from the Journal of Fashion describes homemade beauty aids. It covers a magatonine complexion toner, pyroxin for brows and lashes, a delatone paste for facial hair removal, and a shampoo powder blend using orrls root for a six month supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal of Fashion
Not Salts and Pills Cascarets for Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement urges men and women with headaches coated tongue foul breath and upset stomach to use Cascarets for cleansing the bowels overnight. It claims Cascarets regulate the stomach remove sour fermented food and foul gases and carry out waste matter from the intestine and liver. A 10 cent box promises a morning improvement and safe for children due to pleasant taste and no gripping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monttia
Cascarets
Night Play Delights New York Audiences in Cheyenne
Western theatergoers expect a fine production from a Chicago troupe led by Charlotte Lambert and Marie Ashton touring Cheyenne after a stint in Denver. The cast includes Viva Robertson Marian Bell Clarence Oliver George Howell Ralph Dean Frank McGlynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlotte Lambert
Marie Ashton
Viva Robertson
Marian Bell
Clarence Oliver
George Howell
Ralph Dean
Frank McGlynn
Cheyenne
Chicago
Denver
Big Auction Postponed At Truckey's Department Store
The large department store sale is postponed due to bad weather and rescheduled for today Tuesday the 10th with sales at 2 15 and 7 15 p m. Attend the event as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truckey's Department Store
Louisville Coal and Coke Storage Prices Offer
Western Coal Co announces filling bins with coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. Contact 724 W 28th St or call 485-W for details. J. A. Anderson is manager. Rob inson serves hot milk chocolate and butter wafers daily from 3 to 11 pm. There is a quoted exchange about a friend named Biffles who speaks well of the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Robinson
Biffles
Indispensable Standard Oil figure Samuel Andrews disclosed
E J Edwards recounts interview with Samuel Andrews at his Cleveland home in 1878. Andrews, once instrumental in refining and marketing kerosene, explains being bought out and the hidden growth of the Standard Oil trust. He shares insights into the organization and methods, hinting at resentment over fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btendard Ol Company
Cleveland
Charlee A. Dana
New York Sun
Standard ON Company
Standard Oil Company
Samuel Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Bis
Rockefeller Brothers
Standard Oil Trust
Issuke
Standard of Company
Andrewa
Romething
All Trust
Br. Edwards
Hard Lines in the Doll Department Lifts and Worries
A Princeton Tiger excerpt describes a man lifting a woman in a delicate moment, then setting her down with a quip about tough work in the doll department. The scene centers on a flirtatious exchange and physical proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Recruits arrive as fourteenth battalion joins Field Artillery
At Ft Russell news reports fourteen Columbus Barracks recruits assigned to various batteries of the 4th Field Artillery. Officers detailed include Captain Wilson as Ordnance and Signal Officer and Colonel Pickering as Range Officer. Several lieutenants and corporals moved to new duties at Post Headquarters in late August 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Barracks
Ith Field Artillery
W. R. Wilson
11Th Infantry
Thomas A. Rothwell
6Th Cavalry
Abner Pickering
Infantry
Theodore Shultz
Sth Cavalry
Roscoe G. Douglass
William G. Seales
David L. Perrine
4Th Field Artillery
Arthur Mingo
Shurley Dunlap
George Washington
Two Sunday Car Crashes Leave Four Dead and Eight Hurt
Eastport Long Island report says Robert Smith 28 and his four year old niece Annie Griffith died instantly when their car collided with another on Main Street. Mrs Smith and her mother Mrs Mary Griffin were seriously injured. Fonda New York report notes Gale and wife injured when speed wrecked their auto hitting a telegraph pole. The accident left the wife with a missing foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
L. I
Robert Smith
Annie Griffith
Main Street
Fonday
N. Y
New Haven
Young Husband Finds His Wife Gone at Atlas
Atlas theater presents Deinhart and Heritarge from Sullivan Donalding circuit with an advanced skit on newly married life. A husband misinterprets a ring purchase, thinking it for a show girl named Ruby, sparking comic confusion. Shomers, Seibert and Lorenz perform strong acts, with photoplays by Vitagraph and Luin and a lively Little orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maniver Thomas Heaney, Jr
Atlas Theater
Mr. Heaney
Sullivan Donalding
Deinhart
Heritarge
Seibert
Lorenz
Casey Jones
Victims In Mine Make No Response In Minn Mine
In Biwabik Minnesota two imprisoned men remain silent after a flood hit the Ruddy mine. A forty man rescue team drilled into a sub level but has heard no tapping. Officials await any word as rescuers persist in attempts to establish contact with the buried workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biwabik
Minn
Funeral rites for General Arthur MacArthur
Simplicity carried the funeral service today for General Arthur MacArthur who died of apoplexy last Thursday while addressing the Twenty fourth Wisconsin volunteers at the semi annual reunion. The Rev Dr Paul B Lenking led the service at Immanuel Presbyterian church with scripture reading and prayer followed by Wordsworth’s poem The Happy Warrior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Arthur MacArthur
Twenty-fourth
Wisconsin Volunteers
Paul B. Lenking
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Wordsworth
The W Look here Cashier Conscience Mystery
The fragment hints at a scene with Ted present and someone asleep as a cashier voices concern about a clear conscience. Ambiguous dialogue points to an informal, local paper snippet without clear events or identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
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Capitol
Senta
Qanother Cohan
Harris Success
Ron
WWE
Seenan
Society
Lmited
L. H. Tyson
Susan Coolidge
Miss Knight
Naity
Capitol Avenue
Cohan & Harris
City Park
William E. Heinrich
Evans Street
Professor Stockwell
G. C. Stull
Mrs. Stockwell
W. L. Whippie
Sam J. Woolls
Mast Ninth Street
Will L. Hakes
Buford
Kathryn J. Fuller
Buffalo
George van Winkle
the Baptist Church
Mrs. Greaton
Paul C. Raborg
Fort Riley
Mrs. Raborg
William Cowin
Cowin
W. J. McCormick
Madison
Mr. McCormick
Minnie Irwin
George Hunt
George
Harold
Stockwell
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
A. F. Saunders
Garden City
Kan
Maurine Carley
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Harry Henderson, Jr
H. B. Henderson
Columbia College
Henderson
Calara Dodds
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Miss Dodds
George Hager
Margaret Bullock
H. W. Bullock
Louisville Coal and Coke
Shubert Fur Co
James Sisters
Robinson
Mrs. Rockwell
Standard Oil
RY E. J. Edwards
France
Alu
Ft. Russell News
Glasson
Ouh Cavalry
Arizona
Frank A. Sloan
1Th Infantry
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Frank K. Chanin
0Th Cavalry
George P. Malley
Fort Logan
Colo
Hib
James McGuire
Ey’ Lith Infantry
the Stierman Co
Cara
Atlas
MacArthur
Model Cleaning CO
Osrey Avenue
George Fago
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